As at March 31 2018, trust account = RM391.64 million, equivalent to RM0.49.
Other receivables, deposits and prepayments = RM4.64 million. Short-term Islamic investments = RM17.85 million. Equivalent to RM0.028.
From 31st March till 30th September (expected end of final decision month), the trust account and short term investment still generating interest around 4%per annum. We still yet take into account.
where liquidation costs can be fully covered by non-trust monies, full repayment of trust monies to interested shareholders is possible.
say 0.46 x 1.03% x 1.03 % x 1.03% = 0.502 (for complete 3 years period)
where liquidation cost has been accounted for and there is still residual value left from non-trust monies, then all shareholders shall be entitled to receive it.
The uncertainty : How much non-trust monies will be left upon commencement of the liquidation process??
we can take other SPAC's as example. In the end, there's still some residual value left for final distribution to shareholders. But do take note that for Sona Petroleum, 97% of the monies were held in trust account and only 3% remain for liquidation process whereas Rsena holds 92% in trust acc.
As of the date of this Announcement, we have approximately five months to 10 December 2018, which is the expiry date of our Permitted Timeframe, to complete a QA. Taking into consideration the processes and approvals required to complete the QA and the remaining time left, our Board of Directors have deliberated and regret to inform that the Company will not be able to complete the QA within the Permitted Timeframe.
Contarian , can bring to court to apply the extend time like CLIQ case. I think monday the warrant will goreng up to 0.2-0.04 in order the big share holder to dispose their warrant.
TheContrarian, you're wrong. u must count receivables. receivables is interest income not recognised in cash trust yet. this is accrual accounting, not cash accounting. and if we look at sona or the other failed SPACs, liquidation cost was negligible.
refund is 50sen minimum, 52sen max. rsena must liquidate within 60days from 10 december. so latest we get back our money 10 feb 2019.
Where QA can not be completed within the permitted timeframe, 2 measures to be taken:-
(1)Liquidation of Company (2)During liquidation process, cash held in Trust A/C should be "distributed" to interested shareholders. Cash here refers to cash net of tax and direct expenses related to "liquidation distribution"
Cost of liquidation work under (1) is definitely higher than cost of "liquidation distribution" under (2).
In the SPAC-sona case, final cost of liquidation distribution constitutes about 0.675% (equivalent to RM 3.6M) out of 3% (RM 16M) withheld pending finalization of liquidation.
For Rsena, I believe that cost of liquidation distribution will not be much different, though winding up work for Rsena is, obviously, relatively easier than that for Sona.
Amount of fee payable to liquidator (appointed by company, under voluntary winding-up) is generally need to be approved in EGM.
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Any update?